I understand the draw of an RV park and the need for hook-ups, and tent campers are happy with community bathroom/shower--reducing infrastructure cost--but it takes an awfully long time to recoup the 30-35,000 all-in cost per Tiny House, especially if you calculate the modest additional income you'll make over just providing a pretty, rustic tent site.  

I am already familiar with the park, as they had offered a free mobile home to me when I first started learning about mobile home investing.

@Zachary GwinIt is doubtful - none of the national banks would allow this activity, but you may be able to sell this to a local bank, if you have an established relationship.

It has a 4 spot parking lot.

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Burger Park perhaps?

If the landlord is responsible for HVAC, Parking, Roof, etc., I wouldn't think it would be too difficult to get access for inspection as it would serve the tenant as well but you should definitely do it.  

In 2009 FEMA was bankrupt and was extending the flood insurance coverage by a nation emergency order, monthly. 

If you go to Bank of the Ozarks or to First National Bank (who both use correspondent banks like Bank of America) then the underwriting will be similar.The final purchaser of the loans will be the final arbiter of how the loan has to be underwritten.

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